Brith of Gloria Hemingway as Gregory Hancock Hemingway
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Gloria Hemingway, born on November 12, 1931, in Kansas City, was the third child of the renowned author Ernest Hemingway and his second wife, Pauline Pfeiffer. Initially named Gregory Hancock Hemingway, Gloria's birth came during a significant period in her father's life, marked by both personal and professional challenges. Following a serious car accident in Billings, Montana, Ernest Hemingway had spent seven weeks in the hospital, with his wife Pauline by his side, nursing him back to health. This incident left Hemingway with a long recovery, particularly affecting the nerves in his writing hand, which took nearly a year to heal. Despite these difficulties, the couple's move to Key West, facilitated by Pauline's uncle who purchased a house for them, provided a nurturing environment for their growing family. The second floor of their new home was transformed into a writing studio, allowing Hemingway to continue his literary pursuits while raising his children. Gloria's early life was thus intertwined with the complexities of her father's career and the dynamics of a family that would later be marked by both literary legacy and personal struggles. #mooflife #mof #MomentOfLife #GloriaHemingway #ErnestHemingway #HemingwayFamily #LiteraryHistory #KeyWest

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